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Latest model isn't it? Same colour as my Partner Tepee.
(That makes all the difference of course.)
FWIW we've been happy enough with ours. It's ten years old this time. We've had it for nine.

OchAye wrote: ↑Fri Jan 10, 2020 10:26 am It looks good, and certainly an unusual model (never seen one). Can the wheel chair fit at the space of the front passenger? It looks as if it is car width as opposed to van width.

It's a Peugeot Traveller, they changed the design/spec in 2016 to this, and it's thought to be better than the previous model.

It's known as a *Passenger up front Wheelchair accessible vehicle, with many of them the w/chair goes in the back just like a piece of cargo. The rear seat folds out of the way for better access.

Very good! The twisting rear seat is nicely done. I know the ones you mean the wheelchair goes in as cargo - most of the conversions around here are like that.

They are a tough vehicle and plenty have done well over 100k without issues. It is how they are treated that counts and it will not have a hard life with your potential domestic use. A good idea to have your wife able to sit alongside you as this will make her feel that she is not just stowed in the back some place and it will give her a sense of normality.

DWD

I had a Peugeot Partner van for a couple of years which I sold a few months ago. It was my first French car. I must admit I always heard bad things about French cars but the van never missed a beat. I wouldn't hesitate in buying another one in future.